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Neural Dissociations between Magnitude Processing of Fractions and Decimals
2021 43rd Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society (EMBC), 2021Fraction and decimal magnitude processing are crucial for mathematic achievement. Previous neuroimaging results showed that fraction and decimal processing activated both overlapping and distinct neural substrates, but temporal dissociations between fraction and decimal processing remained unknown.
Pingting Lin +4 more
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Magnitude of Industrial Demand for Process Water
Journal AWWA, 1950engineers are not aware of the enormous consumption of water by industry in relation to the total national demand. Although much of the water is used without purification, the aggregate of treatment plants operated by industry has an imposing daily capacity.
Sheppard T. Powell, Hilary E. Bacon
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Processing of Numbers and of Physical Magnitude
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 19733 experiments are described in which Ss carried out a decisionmaking task. In all tasks, d' was 0.95 and signal probability was 0.25. In 2 experiments the evidence was presented in the form of numbers, in the third as lengths of rods. Ss performed well with rods, less well with numbers when they did not have knowledge of results, and very poorly with ...
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Magnitude and Frequency of Forces in Geomorphic Processes
The Journal of Geology, 1960The relative importance in geomorphic processes of extreme or catastrophic events and more frequent events of smaller magnitude can be measured in terms of (1) the relative amounts of "work" done on the landscape and (2) in terms of the formation of specific features of the landscape.
M. Gordon Wolman, John P. Miller
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Magnitude mb: Reducing Processing-Related Variability
Seismological Research LettersAbstract It is well known that magnitude mb shows a large variation between different stations and agencies for the same event. In this study we investigate the various causes of this variation and we have found that apart from the regional variation caused by the Earth’s 3D structure, a major contribution to the variation is the way the
Havskov, J., Ottemöller, L., Gkika, F.
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Processing of direction and magnitude by the saccadic eye-movement system
Vision Research, 1979Abstract The function of the saccadic programming system has been studied using a doublestep target movement in two dimensions. The results of these experiments suggest the following hypotheses. The information processing in the programming of a saccade consists of direction computation and magnitude computation. If the new target-step arrives before
R L, Hou, D H, Fender
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Earthquake Magnitude and Complex Faulting Process
1997Earthquake magnitude has been determined for earthquakes since the end of the 19th century. More recently magnitude of local earthquakes has also been determined, using a variety of methods with different kinds of data. The current trend in seismology is to describe earthquakes in terms of the source parameters discussed previously. However, earthquake
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The effect of mathematics anxiety on the processing of numerical magnitude.
Quarterly journal of experimental psychology (2006), 2011In an effort to understand the origins of mathematics anxiety, we investigated the processing of symbolic magnitude by high mathematics-anxious (HMA) and low mathematics-anxious (LMA) individuals by examining their performance on two variants of the symbolic numerical comparison task. In two experiments, a numerical distance by mathematics anxiety (MA)
Erin A, Maloney +2 more
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